Podcasts about erotic anatomy

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Cyndi Darnell is an internationally renowned sex and relationship therapist. Her approach spans the clinical to the esoteric. She’s spearheading progressive sex & relationships seminars and workshops for adults and clinicians that deeply change people’s lives. Cyndi’s on a mission to eliminate stigma from discussions around sex, erotisim and pleasure and changing our fears and transform it into freedom.   In this episode: How the sexual revolution missed the boat to discuss pleasure (especially womxn’s pleasure) that center on what each individual’s motivation is.  Permission to own your motivation. Understanding the story that you’re holding onto that’s holding you back and causing you pain.  Cyndi shares her distinct definitions of love and sex (much like chocolate and red wine). Sex changes over time and so we continue to learn about ourselves.  The more we experience ourselves the more we understand our motivations.  Internal motivation is vital, know why you want things to change. Sex can be an opportunity to live a more visceral and colorful life. Erotic pleasure relates back to early childhood before we had stigmas, values and judgements placed upon us and receive the smiling gaze of another.  Societal misconceptions: the body is inherently dangerous and the intellect is superior.  How we participate in keeping myths alive by cutting ourselves off from our own bodies. How to reconnect the body through a daily practice of tuning into the body. Mastrubation as a way of intergrating erotic pleasure into your life,  “Erotic Self Care” Consent Culture and Sex Ed that goes beyond Abstinence, Reproduction and even Consent and includes Pleasure. Tea and Consent video made an assumption that everyone likes tea: oversimplification of consent being yes vs no The real question is ‘what kind of sex do you like?’ Cyndi says this is where the wheels come off for most people. Making a practice of talking about sex and erotism. Cyndi’s erotic awakening story. Coming back to the body, that’s where the wisdom is.    RESOURCES: Find Cyndi Darnell online at www.cyndidarnell.com Purchase Cyndi’s video series: The Atlas of Erotic Anatomy and Arousal If you long to know more about erotic desire, passion, what your turn-ons are and how to communicate them with your partner/s – then join Cyndi for The Desire Series. While these discussions will guide you into the Connectfulness Practice, the podcast is not meant to be a substitute for counseling from a licensed provider. Reach out. Initiate the ripple. Learn more about my connectfulness counseling practice and our collective for therapists in private practice here.

Dr. Northrup discusses what’s not included in the medical textbooks so you can learn how to reclaim your erotic nature – at any age. Tune in to learn why reconnecting with your erotic anatomy is a critical part of your healthcare. Listen to HayHouseRadio.com for full-length episodes of Hay House Radio and get free access to the archives on Hay House Radio here: http://www.hayhouseradio.com/podcast

Anal sex is the question today.  We talk to expert sex therapist Cyndi Darnell about tips on how to get started and how to not get too anal about anal sex.  Cyndi also offers y'all a discount code on her website for the "buyall" option: 10% off The Atlas of Erotic Anatomy and Arousal online copy.  Use code "thesexwrap" at the Vimeo checkout! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sexologist Cyndi Darnell dives in deep discussing #MeToo, the Aziz Ansari story, and how it relates to all of us. We know that #TimesUp and things have to change but how do we go about that? What steps do we take? What’s our personal responsibility? We discuss effective sexual communication, the role sex ed plays in all of this, plus Cyndi gives tips for sex-positive parenting. Before the interview, Sunny & Ken talk about hangovers and drinking Downy, plus Sunny has an embarrassing recording mishap. Cyndi also tells us a hilarious story about a date gone very wrong.  It's separate from the episode and you can hear it here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/cyndi-darnell-ep-16539959 Guest Bio Cyndi Darnell is Australia’s most in demand sex and relationship therapist, spearheading progressive sex & relationships seminars for adults that deeply change people’s lives and in 2015 she was the only sexologist named on MindBodyGreen’s Top 100 Women to Watch. Her approach spans the clinical to the esoteric, and is a reviewer and contributor to the academic Journals  Sex Education ( UK) Porn Studies ( UK) & Sex & Relationship Therapy ( UK). In 2015 she released The Atlas of Erotic Anatomy and Arousal a pioneering educational video series designed to give upfront adult information about sex, the body and most importantly, pleasure!  She’s currently working on her first book exploring the fusion of the mind, body and heart in enhancing and exploring libido and desire. Her 5 degrees range from a bachelor in adult education to two masters degrees in sexology and psychotherapy. A regular in the Australian media she has appeared on TV, radio and print as well as being principal consultant and advisor on Northern Pictures “Luke Warm Sex” (on Netflix) She counsels individuals & couples, offers training to professionals on sex and the human condition, and offers insight into the quandaries of the erotic to transform fear into freedom. Currently based in Australia and soon to be in New York City in 2018. Episode 25 Topics Forgetting to press record, misplaced anger, University of Tennessee Sex Week, modeling vulnerability, opening angels, #MeToo backlash, early childhood memories, emotional literacy, religious play, sexual communication, bad dates, the flavors of sex, tide pods, conspiracy theories, community sex ed, anal sex, tinder dates, defining sexual assault, comprehensive sex ed, erotic expression, why women don’t speak up, testosterone and sexuality, scratching your ass in public, gender socialization, victim blaming,  sex positive parenting, overrepresentation of sex & violence narratives, sex ed in math class, drinking fabric softener, cultural trauma, Margaret Atwood, emotional labor Episode 25 Links Cyndi Darnell website: http://cyndidarnell.com/ Cyndi Darnell newsletter: http://cyndidarnell.us3.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=7ab248cc10bd53654c0f6b44a&id=2160a23dff Cyndi Darnell Twitter: https://www.facebook.com/cyndidarnellpage/ @cyndi_darnell Twitter: https://twitter.com/cyndi_darnell Scarleteen.com http://www.scarleteen.com/ Bish.com http://www.bishuk.com/ Buzzfeed Best 2018 podcast: https://www.buzzfeed.com/scottybryan/podcasts-2018  ← please leave a comment and give us a mention! Episode 25 Sponsor, Affiliate & Giveaway Info Crave Vesper 24k Gold Vibrating Necklace Giveaway at sunnymegatron.com: Provided by Castle Megastore. Entrants must be over 18, US resident, no purchase necessary. Visit the giveaway page for details and to enter: http://sunnymegatron.com/vesper/Giveaway entry ends 1/31/2017 20% off your order at http://castlemegastore.com when you use code SUNNY at checkout (limited restrictions apply) 20% off at Lelo.com with code SUNNY

Sex is a richly complex part of being human and there’s no one way to experience it.  It can be a catalyst for spiritual connection or a source of deep trauma.  It thrives on play.  It emphasizes pleasure for pleasure’s sake.  It enacts politics and power plays.  It insists on respect and permission.  And, in our culture, it is tightly bound to shame.      This week’s guest is Cyndi Darnell, one of Australia’s leading sex and relationship therapists, and she asks us to consider what would change if we acknowledged that we do in fact have bodies, without which we cannot experience the world.  She wants us to know that it is safe to talk about our bodies, our experiences, our desires.  In fact, she invites us to consider how radically different our world could be if we were more comfortable talking about sex.  How would this change your relationship with yourself or your partner?  How would it change how we raise our children?  How would it change the status quo?   The beginnings of sex therapy as a field, sensate focus and mindfulness with a “small m”. Sexuality as a complex intersection of the many facets of the human experience, but with emphasis on radical acceptance of our bodies. Creativity and limitations as opportunity for sexual and pleasure expansion. The reductive and detrimental effects of typical sexual education, how it affects us even many years later, and how we can do differently in educating our kids. The benefits and limitations to applying mindfulness principles to somatic exploration, and ways that tantra can pick up where mindfulness leaves off. Prioritizing touch as both the giver and receiver, and the transformational power in realizing we have agency in both contexts. Three simple ways to activate the parasympathetic nervous system to clear the pathway to pleasure. The differences between surrender and submission, and the role of permission in both. The sexual politics and power dynamics that exist in every relationship, whether we choose to see it or not--and how power plays out when we refuse to see it. What therapists can do and shouldn’t do if they are uncomfortable with dealing with sex issues in the clinical space.   Referenced in this episode: Cyndi’s sex education video series for adults, The Atlas of Erotic Anatomy and Arousal The Omega Institute in New York, where Cyndi occasionally leads workshops.   You can connect with Cyndi Darnell at CyndiDarnell.com, and follow her on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.   Are you loving listening to the Practice of Being Seen podcast?  You can tell us what you want more of on our Feedback page, leave us a review on your favorite podcast app, or just buy us a cup of coffee so we can continue shining more light on topics that matter.   Oh, and note your calendars, Rebecca will be co-leading a fabulous 5 day retreat at Menla for couples this Valentine’s week, details available here.  

Renee and Liam discuss everything to do with libidos in this extra saucy edition of Well, Well, Well. We also listen to an interview Renee conducted at the LBQ Women's Conference back in July with Sex & Relationship Therapist Cyndi Darnell. This show, Episode #598 originally aired 30/10/2017. Resources Cyndi's Homepage The Atlas of Erotic Anatomy and Arousal

On today’s show we have a fabulous guest, NYC sex therapist Cyndi Darnell. Cyndi is one of Australia’s leading sex educators and the creator of an online video training called  *The Atlas of Erotic Anatomy and Arousal*. Cyndi Darnell recently relocated to practice sex therapy in New York City after growing her practice as one […] The post Playfulness and Pleasure with Cyndi Darnell appeared first on Pleasure Mechanics.

Our heroes infiltrate the sanitarium to save their friends, but are met with madness and bloodshed. Austin rolls a 12. Johnny rolls a 12. Leon rolls a 12. Jess probably rolls a 12. It's 12 all the way down, folks. Highlights: In The Buff, Professional Curiosity, Kansas City Shuffle, Where We Die, Wasting Spells On Nerds, Erotic Anatomy, and What Happened?